The Gramicci Original G Pant - Designed to Move, Made to Last

Some pieces earn their reputation the right way. The Gramicci Original G Pant is one of them. Born in the early eighties from the hands of climber Mike Graham and his friends in California’s Yosemite Valley, these were trousers built out of necessity. The crew, known as the Stonemasters, wanted gear that could move like they did. Heavy canvas and surplus kit just weren’t cutting it on the wall, so Graham designed something new: a pant with a diamond gusset for full leg movement and an integrated belt that could be adjusted with one hand while climbing.

That bit of problem-solving changed outdoor apparel for good. Gramicci quickly became a go-to for climbers, skaters, and anyone who valued movement and durability. Decades later, the Original G Pants still carry that same energy. They’re made from tough 100% organic cotton twill, relaxed through the hips with a clean taper, and finished with that unmistakable webbing belt. You get all the freedom of the original design, but in a fit that works just as well on the street as it does on the rock.

What’s kept Gramicci relevant all these years is that same approach to function and freedom. The brand has grown far beyond its climbing roots, but every piece still feels purpose-built. We stock a full selection of Gramicci gear that carries that same DNA: lightweight technical jackets built for unpredictable weather, warm fleeces and knitwear for layering, easy everyday T-shirts, and durable bags that nod to the brand’s outdoor heritage. Whether you’re after a full outfit or just a single piece that’ll outlast trends, Gramicci has you covered with gear that’s simple, functional, and built to move.

The Original G Pant remains the icon, but the range has grown to include the Loose Tapered, Straight Fit, and seasonal versions in corduroy, pigment-dyed cotton, and soft twills. Each one features movement first design, hard wearing construction, and an easy, everyday attitude that’s pure Gramicci.

Whether you’re heading outdoors, travelling light, or just want something comfortable and reliable, the G Pant sits in that perfect space between function and style. It’s a piece that’s been doing the job since 1982, and still does it better than most.

FAQ's

1: What are Gramicci Original G Pants made of?

A: The Gramicci Original G Pants are crafted from 100% organic cotton twill. This durable fabric ensures long-lasting wear while remaining soft and comfortable for everyday use, whether climbing, skateboarding, or casual streetwear. 

2: What makes the G Pant different from regular trousers?

A: The G Pant features a signature gusseted crotch design for full range of motion and an integrated adjustable webbing belt. These innovations, originally designed for climbers, allow maximum flexibility and comfort perfect for active lifestyles or casual wear. 

3: Are Gramicci G Pants suitable for outdoor activities?

A: Absolutely. The Original G Pant was designed with climbers in mind, making it ideal for hiking, climbing, camping, or any outdoor activity requiring freedom of movement. Its durable construction withstands rugged conditions while maintaining style. 

4: How do I choose the right fit in Gramicci G Pants? 

A: The Original G Pants are versatile thanks to the elasticated waist and built in belt, if you're unsure on sizes i'd recommend taking a smaller size for a slimmer fit or if you want something a bit looser size up. Gramicci  also offers multiple styles, including Original, Loose Tapered, and Straight Fit. Each style maintains the brand’s core design of comfort and mobility. For a casual streetwear look, the Straight Fit is ideal, while the Loose Tapered is perfect for layering or active use. 

5: How should I care for my Gramicci Original G Pants? 

A: To maintain longevity, wash the pants in cold water and hang dry. Avoid harsh detergents or bleach to preserve the fabric and colour. Proper care ensures your G Pants continue to offer both comfort and durability for years. 

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